25/03/2026
Project Management
Modestas and Alicia
These guys are responsible for the overall planning and coordination of the project. This includes maintaining the master schedule and documentation, ensuring that the project complies with Erasmus+requirements, and coordinating the work between the different project groups. Project Management also monitors progress and has decision authority in case of conflicts between groups or when there are risks to the project timeline.
Instrumentation
Maria and Ludvig
This group defines the scientific objectives and priorities, selects and specifies all scientific instruments, ensures that instruments meet both scientific and environmental requirements, coordinates with System Engineering regarding mass, power, and volume constraints, and communicates instrument requirements to the Assembly and Programming groups. This group leads all scientific decision-making.
System Engineering
Hugo, Hanna and Daler
They are responsible for the overall system architecture of the payload, issuing a System Test Plan for final testing, ensuring compatibility between instruments, power, data, and structural components, defining interfaces between subsystems, and managing system constraints such as mass, size, power consumption, and data rates. System Engineering also acts as the technical coordinator between all project groups.
Programming
Kevin and Noah M
They develop software for data acquisition and logging, prepare test programs before hardware delivery, supports testing and system integration, ensure the integrity and retrievability of collected data. Programming work begins before hardware delivery in order to minimize testing time
Assembly
Elias, Vera and Simon
This group designs and builds the payload structure, ensures that the payload remains as lightweight as possible while maintaining sufficient robustness, integrates all instruments according to the defined requirements, and prepares the payload for final integration and launch. Assembly must strictly follow the constraints provided by System Engineering and Instrumentation.
Flight
Axel and Edvin
These guys are responsible for flight configuration and launch preparation, designing and manufacturing the parachute system for the SC mission, ensuring safe flight, descent, and recovery, and supporting post-assembly testing related to flight readiness. The parachute system must be completed before or in parallel with the assembly process.
Quality Assurance (QA)
Noah S and Sixten
This group supports testing throughout all phases of the project, verifies that procedures are properly followed and documented, participates in integration and final testing, as well as ensuring traceability of tests and changes. QA is involved in the early stages of the project and not only at the end.
International Co-operation
Egil and Sofia
They are responsible for coordinating collaboration between the teams in France and Sweden. This includes planning the international trip, organizing the practical arrangements related to the visit, and establishing the schedule for activities that involve both partners. The group ensures that communication between the international team runs smoothly and that the collaboration is well coordinated throughout the project.
Communication
Agnes, Malin, Eliott and Matilda
They are responsible for facilitating communication between the teams in France and Sweden, ensuring that information, updates, and coordination between the international partners flow clearly and effectively. The group also manages the project’s social media presence by sharing updates about progress, milestones, and activities related to the mission.
